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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-31

BUFFALO BILL, according to recent
reports from London, is not likely to
return with much money. It is said
that he made an unfortunate contract
with the managers of the American
Exhibition to something like the effect
that he was to receive one-third of the
receipts of his show and assume all tho
expenses of it. , It is said that but for
this the American exhibition would have
scored loss.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-31

! GEORGE DRUMMoND, otherwise Lord
Drummond, who died penniless in a
New York hospital last Frid ay, was
disowned by his family for marrying out
of his social circle. Coming to America
to make his home, he was able to sup
port bis wife and child until overtaken
by consumption. He would b ave been
rich and honored if y1e had abandoned
his wife, but there was enough genuine
nobility in his character not to purchase
alleged nobility at such a price.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-31

JAY GOULD; Cyrus W. Field, Sidney
Dillon, Russell Sage, and Alonzo B.
Cornell in the busy financial season
meet and eat lunch together every after
noon, between 1 and 2 o'clock, in the
Western Union Building on Broadway.
These men represent about $500, 900, 900
but they always eat very plain lunch
at the expense of the Western Union
Company. Jay Gould sits at the head
Of the table. No liquors are served,
and after lunch no one of the little
group fingers at the table to smoke q
cigar. -. -. ., D., :. =.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-31

GEN. CLUsERET, the Communist re-
lates that after the Versailles troops en-
tered Paris he was saved by priest to
whom he had given facilities to see
Archbishop Darboy in his prison. He
knocked at his door and said, "You
recognize me? You know what want?'
The priest replied, "Perfectly; you are
at home" He provided NJ. Cluseret
with ecclesiastical costume, kept him
for five months, and with the aid of bis
order got him safely across the frontier
Into Belgium e.e .s' 4
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-31

A BOARD of survey has estimated
that it will require s1z5,ooo to, put
Farragut's old flagship, the Hartford,
in seaworthy condition: 1t is doubt
full if the department. will decide to fit
her up, and she will probably take
place in tho Rotten Row at Mare
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-31

OU1DA lives quite alone at Florence
Italy, surrounded by her loved dogs,
with one old lady as, her sole compan-
ion. Although about 60 years old she
shows the bizarre tendency of her mind
by wearing bright-colored deoolletc
dresses, with her hair flowing loose like
. school girls. IT,. 49, re- -
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-31

They have new prohibition drink
in Kansas called clarique.~ There is
nothing in the name that can throw
any light on the genealogy Of the liquor
itself, and the authorities are begin
ming to suspect that it has been used
under other names to cure snake-bites.
st. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-31

BARON HUDD1EsroS, Tho, distinguish.
ed English judge, who married the
beautiful Lady DIANA sister Of. the
Duke Of St. Adams, recently found it
necessary while trying a breach of
promise suit to have elucidated the
meaning of the little crosses at the
bottom of love letter.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-31

The Christian Advocate, having
asked for contributions to the fund for
memorial window in honor of the
late Bishop Simpson, has received all
that was requested and more.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-31

NINE. MoDJEsKA said two years ago
that she should not play Juliet again
until she had become a. grandmother.
A recent event in Omaha gives her the
opportunity to resume the role. / l..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-31

The Porte has sent circular to the
Powers asking their advice to the
course to be taken by Turkey toward
Bulgaria in view of Prince Ferdmand's
action. !
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-31
!, NOTES OF THE TIMES.

MISS ELLIS, the Boston young lady
who is attending physician of the
Queen of Corea, receives the snug:salary
of $4,000 per annum.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-31

Gov. FORAKER will open the Ohio
campaign at Caldwell Sept, T. 1t is re-
membered that Hayes opened the CAM
paign of 1879 in the~same place.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-31

TIE six lady graduates Of Harvard
wore simple summer dresses oflawn
andsno "swqeter girl*$ graduates'phever
looked fresher or fairer.s s + :. =.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-31
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

500 patents were issued at Wash
ington on the 18th. A careful analysis of
the whole list shows that 40 patents 70 to
the middle states, 125 to the West and
Southern states and 10 to California.
President Cleveland has accepted the
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13
&CO..
623 MARKET STREET. e.
5OI Orahgs Raided.

Last evening young woman appeared
at Police Station and gave information
that the house 5ll Orange street was a
house OF III fame, and that her sister was
an inmate Upon the information Ser
geant Taylor at once swore out a war.
rant and accompanied by Officers Greer,
Carey, O'Neill aud Mahoney, raided the
above house. The officers iounl several
men and women In the house, on the first
floor, and Officer Mahoney found another
man and woman In room up-stair.
The Inmates, seven In number, were ar
rested and brought to Police Station
Thei- ramc. were Elizabeth Mason, pro.
prietress, Nellie Davis, Carrie Williams,
Katie jackson, Carrie Caughey and Ida
Deeme. At the evening session OF
Municipal Court, Mrs. Mason was charg
ed with keeping horse of ill.fame, which
is included In the list OF common nui-
sances in the City Ordinances. She plead
not guilty, and said she merely kept a
cigar store and boarding house. That her
boarders paid "a per week board. and
that she knew nothing further OF them.
Sergeant Taylor and the officers as isting
him In the raid testified that the general
reputation Of the house was bad, and
that men and sometimes women went In
and out constantly. Mrs Mason stated
that some OF the womrn there had their
board paid by their husbands. She was
fined $50 and costs, which is the sum fixed
by ordinance and advised by Judge Cum
minis TO quit the business as the ordinance
further provi led fine of go for each day
the nuisance was continued. The other
women were discharged at once. Mrs
Macon on hearing the fine took out her
pocket book and paid 1t before leaving
the dock.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13
- . -
LeyV OouFt

The regular session OF Lsvy Court
was held this morning. Messrs. Bay
nard and Hession OF the special com
mittee appointed by Council to wait ON
the Court and present the bill paid by
the Every Evening PnblishiI Com.
papy for the rad on the policy men,
with the resolution adopted BY Council
In reference to the matter, attended 10
that duty and strongly urged upon the
Court the fact that this bill should be
paid By the county.
Mr.. Baynard, especially, placed the
matter In very strong light, and WAS
% tconded by Levy Courtman Hickman,
who thought 1t was but just and right
that the county should reimburse the
Every Evening Publishing Company
for the money expended In bringing
the policy men to Justice. On his mo
tion Q committee OF Ave, consisting Of
Messrs Hickman, Wier, McOrscken,
Toy and Robsrts, were Appoi . ted 10
take the matter into consider alton.
Three hundred dollars was appro-
priAted TO make repairs to Cannon .
bridge In Mil Greek Hundred.
County Treasurer HamAn presented
his report from February LIST 70 date,
and It was accepted. On motion Court
adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13
Shot at an Editor and Ran.

Ne" Iberia, La, Dec. y, lsS7.--A
bAnk president aud an editor had an en-
COUNTER on the street yesterday and the
own is IN high state OF exciteme ent. W.
D. Merchant is president of the Mer-
GIANTS Exchange Bank and was formerly
postmaster at New Orleans. j B. Lawton
= EDITOR OF the New Iberia Enterprise. A
short time after the Pattersonville riot
Merchant wrote an article for a Chicago
paper, giving his views of the trouble
his article Lawton reproduced in the
Enterprise. and a bitter newspaper con
Irovcrsy followed.
Yesterday morning a. Lawton wal
landing in doorway with several other
Merchant passed by. Lswtou advanced
ioward him for the purpose of explana
,.on. Before he spoke Merchant fired al
Nun, the ball striking him In the cLes,
aud inficting a slight wound. Lawtor
LAD no weapon. After firing Merchant
ran down the street, and meeting The
Sherih surrendered. BE says he though,
Lawton intended to strike him with q
cane which he carried
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13
AcAalemy Of a uslc.

"a Mountain Pink" opened three
days engagement ut the Academy OF
Music last evening. The audience
was fair and seemed mush pleased
with tho play. The company is fair In
. dramatic way, and the play, 81.
though not particularly strong, Ia an
interesting one. The usual matinee
will be given this afternoon and AZ
we'll as the evening performan ce should
be well attended.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13
s.uata Committees

Senators Gray aid Sau'sop.;1]
each been honored wltr pH.S'|| ps.S
four com mittees in the n"t n
senate, the former en CT. Tr..,,I n
Naval Affairs, Patents apa az ~ A
the latter on EDgrotsed b'Tn w.,
Relations, Pos,office. and n"
and Privileges and Elec!ions'
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13
Should send Tneir Names.

Mayor Rhosds complains that he Ia
almost osiiy 10 receipt OF communica
aons' stating that policy playing or
gam ping is carried on At such y placs
on! that the writers conceal their idsn.
nty unfer the rom de plume OF "a
FRIEND" "A Sufferer" or something
u a simi liar nature The MAY or wishes
\ STATED that be has D power to act on
Say Information furnished by comnu.
etcations OF this ! q ure, aud that II
,AeFe persons really ~ish such places
o'o2ea up, they can have 1t done by
H.Fir; Information OF where they art
t'tn sted, aud otter faG.s IN connection
.AtfeNI'h 20 the ottorrey general O.
gato',or II they viii call Oh
F. 10. Ok tAeso Gertie1 en-, ard fura!sl
.1m "ltG The facts, ac,.en viii b,
.Azen al once.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13
Sale OF Paintings.

A .arse number Of fine oil paintings
rom the Cosmopolitan gallery Of New
fo.k, will bs sold at public Gale at In.
st,tute Hall, on Friday and Saturday
evenings. Persons vho take pleasure
IN looking at hne paintings sre invited
20 cah and examine them Ia tho col
lection 10 q picture Of g.. Mary Mazds
enc, va! ued At $1,000; and yet it is til.
design TO tell It st whatever Il viii
bring. Citizens who wish 10 decora,,
teeir par,or, halls or sitt!rg rooms
should attend the sale, as bargains mai
De secured.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13
Revival =, Edgemoor.

Extra m settings ere bstns COZ
in the N. Z. Church At Ell
uuder direction OF R4y. Juhil
Several persons have pEoiessed
sion, and eleven penitsus kne!;
altar last evening. R,v. MI
Red Lion will preach thls evenill
Mrs. L Il. Water o. PdilAie!p'
be + resent tc-morros evening"
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13
Condition Improved

Tho condition o. Captain "
who fell aud In njureG himse,i ~
this office yesterday, sSu,h lml
he WA attended hy d. h''!ens.
not DR.. Gripsha as VS. s',U' '
sLat,d In this paper yehe'',,' ~
under his care W.. be s1'a' III
dEys.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13
FIFTH EEurIl
This Morp,nv,

c.eSlrai superior Court again I'.r ,'
lhu took up tae o,s, YDS ~ III y,ai,
v'. l.. P. Buck aps ~ = WOO
hsaef, ,Ss Harry RmnoTu,.1 T,1t. 3
ns,h. the is'.s OF the cas-. 'us % p,.aia' p.
OF witnesses. 'eu Tue eIa
Ellwood souder te,,,s,.,
pa'niiff In this CASE ss'H,a That
81 y, ''sr, S.., He did work a. sIs -.
work v wss done ulasr " ,Hs sa4s'l ~
ossfs; Buck aud sboss o.s d an
made ths curtain. a di.a al
the rsil. and toue s1 o,ss, ap
material was Furnished ' soi
aants' The work va Va. " ~
credit OF the bnlldlps a. .els ,I
not nav hi. 80, DUCK & Sboeu
Tor 1t. 'aHdins
rhe witness va, c,,.,
sength BY hr Hsyn, ars ,'s !,
aiieot examination by N, NJ
was allowed to leava the .,,,, '
| William Il. Cloud ts.tisas s.lle y
.iodnced Mr.. souttr to M \
competent man to do hi. ''
eeud was Engaged To so ~
steripa work, With The anu m VI
thss II wAs to be done a, .o' .o'a
cleap ~ possible. When ii. G
partly done the witness ta,t
70 hold On to the uaterl, ~ vs'a
In his possession uu,il ~.
PAID, bat he replied thar hs "
zoe hniIdi1e 60 d Tor bis cl,,
William A. Joues trsiis..
was employed ty Nj. sou5.,
In doing the work a: the Az,
tnen stated the charac.s, All
the work, and how the rsr
decorations we're ias,enai AZ
became permanent aai a p,,
building. r"
Isaac A Riss.er ,es,!ae, ,sI
employed st the Acs,,smv
part CT 1885 and Ii, CONNER,
1855 '-O
He Is 9 stage carpenter and
flames Tor the scenery. Had
Sender o. the Ac.d,my dgi,
pholstery wort
| Jesse X. Bsylis testified that
business msnsger At The Ootr
and had held the p),i..su AN
teen years. he IS Thoroughly
SAINT with everything tAa; i,
about a theatre. Mr Enuoni
prove by this vl,uess that ,he
and other articles suca a, 4 !
furnished the Academy are b
to a theatre, Ard a. tusu are 4
the batldiDg. hr Hayes obil
the qnei'ion Is bs.rI one OF \
not Uf fhcs-
The Cnief Justice said ti,t
patiently listened Tor thrte hoQI
case spd foutd I g evitsnoe I
same as ths' in lte csss Of NJ.
81 kenuey, ia which the O0u,.
stiucisd the j1ry that the !
could not recover Ia viss
fact be would irsttuc. the
render a verdict that the pal
no cs1se for sctiou, unless ,leu
different evIde2oe presented, 10
ready given.
= lite g controversy elslad
the curt aad NJ. Llre, b1. Mt
evidence was ru,ed oat and ha
stand.
The court then instructed
that according 20 the coa:
placed By the court u;on The
los lien law, the ulsintii has
aud the jlIy rendered a ytriIi
effect Without leaving the hOI,
then took . recess uutil 8 o'clud
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13
promptI eli,ery.

From now until Christmas We VI
our two wagons in use, la;uHng
TONERS q prompt aud SAFE delivery
purchases. A comparison oil our
ment and prtc Is will Prove our y
depot tor China, Lamps u1A
General |. LEWIS Rt
SIS hng ]
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13
A,m,uistrstor's SAFE

Last Saturday afternoon =, II
Davis, EtQ ndministrato' =. y q
VIM. Gregg. sold a farm o, In, r
situated near Newark. belonging ny
estate, to the widow Of the d''''
81. SEQ.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13
E3urglars tiulleted.

KALAMAloo, Dec. z, ~
mo ming burglars attempted 10 b
Olmstd 4 Storms bals, atG "a
this county. George Cyty, viii
overhead, was awakened aud, u
revolver, rushed down stairs IN \
clothes and opened are On the .
fatally woundIng one Of them
Lawrence, who said the names 0
complies were PHILIPS aud B'Ov
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13
AnIncorroct Hepor,

The report published In one OF Il e
city papers to the effect that the buliG
ing st the northwest corner OF K E,ghlh
and Market street,, now occupied ~
Thomas B. Smith As a confectionery
nas been leased by Mrs. Taggart is in.
correct, as 1t is Mr.. Smiths intention TO
retain the stole himself.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13
Fe,i " niIo PI.,ins root bA

A few day, ago a young ~tr D.,
Quinn, employed by tIs ar. !
Joues Com oany, 'sL wI''' !
foot ball In tge ysi! ~ w
bruised biuseif cons:de'ao.!.
lures amounted TO uotoIhs
b.ulres, and be is st work sa''n
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13
Tho Deyil's AucIion >.

Tie spectacular drsus, "The Devli's
Auction" was presented ~ the Ope, q
House lsst evening for the frs; tin e
this season, before crowded hocse.
ALI the cl a acters were we'll sustained
while the scenery ard mechanical Ell.
fects are better tnan ever bsfcrs.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13
Fair Prices.

The fresh COWS cold !oosay 8 Uta", ~,
Proud & Msrrick on Mopus S,,s 40,
about Ss4 per head, :" whl,e l.,eeoo,i ~.
r.use, rv om ss5 to &C., &C sc'v.I Vii
quality and condition ~, g,esbs.
ano,h,r , ssle in about four "'
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13
Tho First of the sea.on,

Powell, in the Third street market,
EAs sseurtd the frs. smelts OF the tea
soE, I'D " Il have fall ~, ply 10 NOR.
-ow. sis hiso Las fae lot u !ass ghad,
, Ike, le'e cod, badjcoE, yellow perch,
nike Esa Rud Ssrfapiu
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13
Wxy,,er'r sale.

Hoses sold a. wsrnsF.;,, ,n eos, s 81
sieighs si sl7 10 w al. AZ s!
sis per sci. Sleigh es:'; ss7i'
a. IS Blan ke;s at - to % -,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13
SHOT DOWN

A. in2 East 9TH u ret, aIl Llud- Of Groceries
have htrii Dor u ." 4 Ia price, Having a lar-r
stock oI III ltda' goo -, ~" proDutt glNlug the
people = lrHrNt uI The tNtrauFlluAGs low
prices bfruO,lr wAinlts y t'n-, liII.sl b. ali
y layer raisius !. ct-. English aluu:, Ig,ls ,
BRAZILIAN nuts 4lNle,, .Ht NJ 'urvs Is ~ test
rock cut . els, tut-i PilHtr,. pstsr sh,ll
almonds . lbs Tor =, tltGpp % Ct- f, lemon aud
orange peel j. IT. ~. Come .NtrN tuds aud
get bJt lsAI- iuI $, ~" chs,nor, tb,s ar
worm SCents fH,' !Aol - hrtuts 20. uue
beet Oh Gov JaN y ct-., ct a Iuad tt-a- q =,
~ cts. up. hCn, fr1.raTt rtti lie i.tnt ~ Fl nks
Flour sho, doSp .AY IN 'unr ltrtcl. Potatoes
~ wholesale prices, pruUurs ..Is up. canned.
goo Is marked low nov ! Your Glance. t,9od ,
dt iNer'd every day
az o.; plNAI>DS PFACH.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13
W. Il. sH ARP q 90.

ems, Flannels, Quilts, Com
fortables, Blankets, the have
to.have. things for very
house.
In Linens we can give
you the plain every day ta-
Bile linens at 2sc. up to the
superb Barnsley Damask, a,
Sa.5o per yard.
Comfortables, from the or.
dinary cotton at 81, lined
and faced with Io-cent print,
to the most luxurious Elder
Down, faced and lined with
satin-S10 to S35.
The prettiest present tow
el We have seen this season
is pure white, chenille effect
with q handsome centre de.
sign and very artistically
bordered and fringed-Sl. 25
each.
We've distributed many
large lots Of Handkerchieis
the last week.-Mrs. week
will be more, and the next
still more. You will get
the best selection early.
A pure linen, unlaundred
nem-s Stitched embroidered
initial handkerchief, in a full
assortment of letters, is like
ly to be the best this season,
l2s cents each; easily worth
twice that.
m NE aolN KEEP obtn dlty'
ing the evenings for a
s0ttk precious 10 Christ.
ms
VIM. 4. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13
VIM. B. SHARP q UO.
WIN. Is. SHARP q 90.
Wm' B'Sharp { Co..
Fourth and Market SIS.

Our store presents many
ATTRACTIONS and useful things
for Christmas gifts.
| Whether for household
decoration, household uses
or personal use, you will
find splendid assortments
here to suit your tastes.
Hunters for Christmas
things will find our store a
Igood place to look over.
To the best OF our ability
1--WE will make you welcome
and we place our store at
Your disposal.
To avoid the crowds and
afternoon rush your shopping
will be more pleasura5le in
the mornings.
Remember every one is
on the same crrand.
In cur Carpet rooms, if
you are disposed to antici-
pate your wants, you will
fad many decided bargains
among our reduced Carpets.
Ingram Carpets, Brussels
Carpets Velvet Carpets, No
quette Carpets--sll at a
marked reduction down as
low as % cents for Ingrains
to sI.25 for Mo luettes.
Rugs we always make a
speciality Of tor Christmas.
Smyrna Rugs in all sizes
up TO those for rooms--6Oc.,
15c, 81 81 so, and on up
to $50.
Dagestan Pauriauo and
Prayer Rugs ct the most
beautiful oriental designs;
81 -, So Is, $500. $3.50.
$3.50. SO.
Sheep Skin Rugs-the
best assortment We ever had
in q handsome line OF colors:
gold, crimson. cream, corn,
white and black. $1.75 to
IS.
Carpet Sw e c s-No
house is complete withou!
one; dustless, noiseless,
quick. The best one we
know Of is the Gold Medal
our-wheeler. SI.75 to S..
There's an odd lot OF
; Smyrna Rugs, 2Gx54 and
30A60-s -spriog patterns in
stead OF this fall. $265
from S. so and S3 so from
$3.50. Also a few Axmin-
ster Rugs, sizes ISx36, in
only two patterns, quie,
j.. mottles, 75c. from 81 80.
j, Ottomans and Hassocks-
hundreds Of them; Soc, Toe,
, 81.
!: In or Uphol1ering de.
!. partment we have the
brightest OF bright and pret.
,y upholstery things at won,
' derfllly low prices. Balls
, |, fringes, plushes, tidies,scarfs
: silk and worsted cords---
!. silk, worsted, and felt plair
:, and embroidered lambre-
!, quius by the yard or piece
= table ane piano covers il
, turcoman, ute and velour
Bed Sets in antique lace
i, and satin, $40 and SIS.
Thin Curtains in Noting.
ham, from 81 to SI2 a pair
Madras Curtains, So t,
I'd SIS per rair, and By th'
III yard for ! windows.
Swiss rambour Lace, S.
+. to $50.
&, :, Brussels Lace, $40 to SOS
y Iurcoman Curtains, S2.s
:, to $50.
to Among our Coats w
show the finest quality ant
best made Seal Cloth gar
"a ments to be had, SI7, S2s
e ,s $50, SIS and S45.
d, Ladies and Children
II o. a.l Cl.l H.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13
-~ .
Reueinl,er

HuEi,l & Poist. Second and Ta.pall
streets. Is the placs to ge. hand. kni,
aotd leS9ius, mittios. plush caps, elk
hAndkeIchiefs and mt III s-s at very low
prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13

Chapman Is = 1v5 aAl ca dtcE; 10 y
.or hts ad in va.ious sU-ms cCluisa 4
.e.!Siols shar'Iv,
fEgENTH AND GRA&GE r-5.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13

sck dress si!ks, colored madam es
silks, fne Gloria umbrellas. silk nut
rers and hand ndEerchiefs, linen haudker
en!ef. Beautiful variety; los plice,.
Py.e q Lichtenstein, 226 Market at.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13
Yho W0ather,

Tomorrow promises 10 be clear and
slightly colder Similar conditions " II!
probably prevail:on Tnur.dsy.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13

m .Em a"Sn, uCu'lIgia IN ana neryazsnfsl
lo,oa IA lev minutes Lipn lEeett's pc
II, q. ~. ia sEc. stfeer,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13

New wires are bel 8 .fFaaT " Il, !
W. 4 B. s.atioa 10 Day - y,,nbrr {
Light Company, ana n rosi,io'
arc lights viii bs p" q -
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13

Tie west wall Of tie =, " - ii.
Ing r,om is partly Tern EN- ..5.m o5. II Ir'P:s
80 - % Ne male 70 ne s''"-'
Daily Republican., 1887-12-13

stAse Of the remporAtuIe
Rt the REPUBLICAN of,oe to-cay In N,
shade:
Io'olock 10 O'Clock u o'cloci
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